Day 36

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Day 36

December 5th, 2023

Is fatigue setting in?

I am getting bored with the movie. I knew something like this would happen and needed to power through watching. It doesn’t take up much time of the day.

Today’s fun fact is email etiquette. Some people know how to write emails, others don’t and assume you did something when you didn’t each time you email asking a question.

We all know what assuming really is.

A short and sweet day!


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